Sarah ferguson’s favourite piece from £660k jewellery collection

Sarah Ferguson and her family have been enduring repercussions of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The US pedophile and his links to Prince Andrew have been scrutinised, most recently in a BBC

interview. Sarah showed the writer “trendy gold and silver bangles and hooped earrings with words such as “faith” in diamanté.” One piece has an “S medallion”, but Sarah reveals her

best-loved piece. Sarah said, “This one is my favourite,” pulling out a charm bracelet. She tells the journalist, “Each charm is very important to me: The Pegasus horse from Ireland [she’s

proud of her Irish heritage]; a bee for Beatrice; stirrups because I love riding.” Sarah showed the writer “trendy gold and silver bangles and hooped earrings with words such as “faith” in

diamanté.” One piece has an “S medallion”, but Sarah reveals her best-loved piece. Sarah said, “This one is my favourite,” pulling out a charm bracelet. She tells the journalist, “Each charm

is very important to me: The Pegasus horse from Ireland [she’s proud of her Irish heritage]; a bee for Beatrice; stirrups because I love riding.” DON’T MISS FUTURE QUEEN CAMILLA WEARS

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TONIGHT? [EXPERT] Sarah Ferguson's jewellery is a stunning £660,000 jewellery collection, mostly given to her by the Royal Family.  Her most famous piece is her engagement ring, valued

at £73,300. According to jewellery expert Grant Mobley, it is rare and valuable due to the bright centre ring. The expert said: “This engagement ring features an unconventional and rare

Burmese Ruby centre stone surrounded by a halo of 10 beautiful white diamonds in a classic yellow gold setting. SARAH FERGUSON: FIVE FACTS ABOUT THE DUCHESS OF YORK CHILDHOOD Sarah is the

second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and Susan Mary Wright. Her parents divorced in 1974, with her mother going on to marry polo player Héctor Barrantes in 1975 and moving to Argentina.

Sarah stayed in the UK with her father, who remarried in 1976 and went on to have three more children. WEDDING Sarah married Prince Andrew on 23 July 1986 at Westminster Abbey in London. She

wore an ivory-silk wedding gown designed by Lindka Cierarch which had a 17 foot train and 20 foot veil. As is tradition, Sarah wore a diamond tiara, and her wedding band was crafted from

Welsh gold. The couple spent their honeymoon abroad the real yacht Britannia off the coast of the Azores Islands. DIVORCE Sarah and Andrew divorced in 1996 after separating in 1992. However

the couple remain on good terms, even living together in the Royal Lodge from 2008 until Sarah moved to a ski chalet in Switzerland they bought together in 2015. CAREER Sarah has written

children’s books for many years, her first being a series about Budgie The Helicopter in the early 90s. She has also been the US spokeswoman for WeightWatchers after famously battling her

weight over the years. On top of commercial endeavours, the Duchess devotes plenty of time to charity, including Children in Crisis, which she founded in 1993. SOCIAL MEDIA Fergie, as she is

known to friends, uses both Twitter and Instagram. She has over 200,000 followers across the platforms, and shares many insights in to her life. Most of the Royal Family are not on social

media, but are represented by Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace, or Clarence House. Sarah’s daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, are the exception, with both joining their mother on social

media.